John Cason TV Schedule
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Wyoming Renegades — John Cason
An ex-convict tries to go straight, with much action making it hard. Phil Carey. Sundance: William Bishop. Nancy: Martha Hyer. Fred F. Sears directed.
Air Time & Details for John Cason, Sun 26, 6:30 am -
Mon 27
Relentless — John Cason
Offbeat film about a cowboy's (Robert Young) search for a man who can clear him of murder charges. Marguerite Chapman, Willard Parker. Tex: Barton MacLane. Faringo: Akim Tamiroff. Fine story; smartly directed by George Sherman.
Air Time & Details for John Cason, Mon 27, 9:00 am -
Mon 27
From Here to Eternity — John Cason
Adaptation of the James Jones novel about life on a Honolulu Army post just before the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Air Time & Details for John Cason, Mon 27, 2:35 pm -
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Thu 30
Relentless — John Cason
Offbeat film about a cowboy's (Robert Young) search for a man who can clear him of murder charges. Marguerite Chapman, Willard Parker. Tex: Barton MacLane. Faringo: Akim Tamiroff. Fine story; smartly directed by George Sherman.
Air Time & Details for John Cason, Thu 30, 10:00 pm -
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Filmography
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Biography
About John Cason
Mean-looking John Lacy Cason was one of those unsung Hollywood heroes: a stuntman. A former professional prizefighter (hence his battered-looking nose), Cason was, according to his fellow stunt people, Pierce Lyden, "one of the toughest men in the business." He had arrived in Hollywood in the late '30s and began receiving billing in 1941, always playing henchmen. Nicknamed "Lefty" due to a fierce left-handed hook, Cason appeared in scores of B-Westerns in the '40s and guest starred on nearly all the television oaters of the following decade.
He died in a road accident near Santa Barbara, CA, shortly after finishing an episode of Wagon Train.